Native+American+Links

Links of interest for researching Native American Mythology
[|American Indian Resource Directory] Alphabetical Listing of Authors; Tribal Listing of Authors; Awards given by the Native Writers Circle of the Americas; Calendar of Readings and Appearences by these authors; Announcement: Native Storiers: An American Narrative Series; Excerpts of Recent Books by Other Native American Authors; Books by Other Native American Authors; Reviews of Books by Native American Authors; Early 20th Century Native American Authors; Traditional Storytelling Related Sites.

[|First People] Knock my socks off! A site "dedicated to all First People of the America's, and Canada, better known as Turtle Island. This is a child friendly, educational site about American and Canadian Indians" with "over 1300 Native American Legends online" and plans to add more. Wow! Also where I got the bear and hummingvird clip art for the site.

[|Native Wiki] NativeWiki is a free, open-to-the-public library of information about indigenous nations and peoples (past and present) of the world. We feature major sections on Nations and Peoples, Documents and Materials, Geographic Regions and a Picture Gallery of selected images. Begun in April, 2007, we currently have 950 content pages, 970 media files, and 122 registered contributors.

[|News from Indian Country] Indian Country Communications, Inc. is an independent, Indian-owned, reservation based business located on the Lac Courte Oreilles Ojibwe Reservation in Northern Wisconsin and is one of the few tribally oriented publications that is not owned, or politically controlled by a tribal government. NFIC was first published as a national Native newspaper in 1986.

[|Storytellers: Native American Authors Online] Now a part of Native Wiki, includes: Alphabetical Listing of Authors; Tribal Listing of Authors; Awards given by the Native Writers Circle of the Americas; Calendar of Readings and Appearences by these authors; Announcement: Native Storiers: An American Narrative Series; Excerpts of Recent Books by Other Native American Authors; Books by Other Native American Authors; Reviews of Books by Native American Authors; Early 20th Century Native American Authors; Traditional Storytelling Related Sites.

[|Last Native Speaker of Eyak Language Dies at 89] Local filmmaker Laura Bliss Spaan worked with linguist Michael Krauss for years documenting the Eyak language. Marie Smith Jones, the last known speaker of Eyak, died in January of 08. The documentary Spaan and Krauss made is called //More than Words//.